June 2015
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's Promise for Stronger Action by Egypt's Judiciary
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced upcoming judicial reforms aimed at intensifying actions against extremist groups following the assassination of Attorney General Hisham Barakat. The…
Plane Crash in Indonesia Leaves at Least 116 Dead
An Indonesian military cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff in Medan, killing at least 116 people. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in Indonesia's aviation…
Facebook Identifies You; Even Without Seeing Your Face
Facebook is testing new software that can identify individuals without needing to see their faces, using physical attributes instead. This raises significant privacy concerns as…
Egypt's Attorney General Killed in Bomb Explosion
Hisham Barakat, Egypt's Attorney General, was killed in a bombing that indicates a rise in attacks by extremist Islamist groups against government officials. This incident…
Applications for Home Interior Design
The article discusses the growing trend of using applications for home interior design, highlighting various tools that assist users in personalizing their living spaces. It…
Economic Crisis in Greece; Euro Falls Below $1.1
Greece's economic crisis deepens as the euro falls below $1.1 amid fears of a eurozone exit. Prime Minister Tsipras has called for a referendum on…
Iran's First Home Defeat in the 2015 World Volleyball League
Iran's national volleyball team suffered its first home defeat in the 2015 World Volleyball League against Poland, losing 1-3. This loss complicates Iran's chances of…
The Shine of the English Women's Team with a 32-Year-Old Coach
The English women's football team, led by 32-year-old coach Mark Sampson, has reached the semifinals of the 2015 Women's World Cup for the first time…
Judiciary Spokesman: We Were Under Pressure in Mehdi Hashemi's Case
Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, the Iranian judiciary spokesman, revealed that the judiciary faced various pressures in the case of Mehdi Hashemi, who received a 10-year prison…
Failed Negotiations in Brussels; Greek Prime Minister Emphasizes Referendum
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras insists on holding a referendum despite failed negotiations with Eurozone finance ministers, who have refused to grant further loans. This…
Kerry in Vienna: We Have Difficult Work Ahead
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif are engaged in final negotiations for a nuclear agreement, with both acknowledging…
NASA Prepares to Defend Earth
NASA and the U.S. Nuclear Security Agency have signed an agreement to collaborate on a planetary defense system to divert celestial objects from colliding with…
Death of Yevgeny Primakov, a Failed Politician in the Maze of Russian Politics
Yevgeny Primakov, a significant figure in Russian politics and former Prime Minister, has died at 85. He was known for his attempts to influence international…
The Islamic State Group Massacres at Least 145 Civilians in Kobani
The Islamic State has carried out a massacre in Kobani, killing at least 145 civilians, marking the second largest massacre by the group in Syria.…
Same-Sex Marriage Declared Legal Across the United States
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex marriage is legal nationwide, allowing same-sex couples to register their marriages regardless of their state. This landmark…
Attack on Beach in Tunisia Leaves at Least 37 Dead
An armed attack on a beach in Sousse, Tunisia, resulted in at least 37 deaths, including foreign tourists. The attack has not been claimed by…
Negotiations with Greece Halted
Negotiations between Greece and its European creditors have stalled, raising concerns about Greece's potential exit from the Eurozone. The failure of these talks has contributed…
Yemen Under Siege and on the Brink of Humanitarian Catastrophe
Yemen is facing a severe humanitarian crisis as fighting continues between Houthi rebels and forces loyal to the internationally recognized government, exacerbated by a Saudi-led…
Municipality Official: Irrigation of 30,000 Hectares in Southern Tehran with Contaminated Sewage Water
A Tehran municipality official revealed that 25,000 to 30,000 hectares of agricultural land in southern Tehran are being irrigated with contaminated sewage water, raising serious…
Change in Iran's Women's Futsal National Team Coach
Shahnaz Yari has been replaced as the head coach of Iran's women's futsal team, claiming she was not informed of her dismissal and had not…
France is Considering the Construction of Two Nuclear Reactors for Saudi Arabia
France is exploring the construction of two nuclear reactors for Saudi Arabia as part of a $12 billion deal, which also includes military contracts. This…
James Horner, Composer of 'Titanic', Dies in Plane Crash
James Horner, the acclaimed composer known for his work on 'Titanic', died in a plane crash in California. He was 61 years old and was…
Head of Anti-Drug Committee: Statistics Manipulation Regarding Number of Addicts Continues
Ali Hashemi, head of the anti-drug committee, criticized the Iranian government's manipulation of addiction statistics, claiming that the number of drug users has significantly increased…
Impact of Parliament's Resolution on Nuclear Negotiations
The Iranian Parliament approved a plan to maintain nuclear rights, restricting IAEA access to military sites. Former IAEA advisor Behrouz Bayat criticized the legal clarity…
In Response to WikiLeaks Report: France Summons US Ambassador
France summoned the US ambassador in response to revelations from WikiLeaks about US espionage on French leaders, calling the actions 'unacceptable.' President François Hollande condemned…
Increase in the Number of Drug Addicts to 'Four Million'
Ali Hashemi, head of the Anti-Drug Committee of the Expediency Discernment Council, announced that the number of drug addicts in Iran has reached four million,…
Islamic State Releases Video of Drowning and Burning People
The Islamic State has released a shocking video depicting the execution of individuals accused of aiding the U.S., including family members of an Iraqi police…
Obama Emphasizes Avoiding Prejudices at White House Iftar
President Obama spoke at the White House iftar, emphasizing unity against hate and the importance of Ramadan. He acknowledged the tragic murder of three American…
Doctors Warn: Do Not Sit for Long Periods in Tight Jeans
A woman in Australia was hospitalized for four days after suffering severe leg injuries from sitting in tight jeans for hours. Doctors warn that tight…
Heatwave in Karachi, Pakistan Claims Over 700 Lives
A severe heatwave in Karachi has resulted in over 700 deaths, exacerbated by power outages and inadequate medical facilities. Health officials and the electricity provider…
Restrictions on Security Defendants' Access to Lawyers During Interrogation Stages
The Iranian Parliament has enacted a new regulation limiting security defendants to lawyers approved by the Judiciary during interrogation stages, a move criticized for violating…
Shahryar Adl: A Lifetime of Quiet Service to Iran
Shahryar Adl, a prominent Iranian historian and cultural advocate, passed away in Paris at the age of 72. He dedicated his life to preserving and…
Radio Farda Wins Gold and Silver Awards at New York Festival
Radio Farda's programs have been recognized at the New York Festival, with 'Another Voice' winning a Gold Microphone for addressing female circumcision in Iran, and…
Barack Obama: Racial Discrimination in America is Still Unresolved
Barack Obama addressed the unresolved issues of racism in America during an interview, emphasizing that societal change cannot happen overnight. He highlighted the recent church…
Many Female Workers in Iran Receive 'One Third of the Minimum Wage'
A report highlights that many female workers in Iran are paid significantly less than the minimum wage, with some receiving only one third of it.…
Israel Welcomes Egypt's New Ambassador Appointment to Tel Aviv
Israel has welcomed Egypt's decision to send a new ambassador to Tel Aviv, indicating a strengthening of diplomatic ties. This move comes amid improving relations…
Ahmadinejad's Remarks on American Universities 'Fabricating Cases' for Imam Mahdi
Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad claims that American universities are actively researching connections to Imam Mahdi, suggesting a conspiracy against him. He argues that the…
Attack on Afghan Parliament Ends with the Death of 'Seven Attackers'
A Taliban attack on the Afghan Parliament in Kabul resulted in the deaths of seven attackers and injuries to 19 others. The assault coincided with…
Chinese Woman Saves 100 Dogs from Being Eaten at Annual Festival
A 65-year-old Chinese woman named Yang Shaiyun saved 100 dogs from being slaughtered at the Yulin dog meat festival by paying 1,100 dollars. The festival…
Concerns Over Hossein Rafiei's Situation in Prison
Hossein Rafiei, a prominent national-religious activist and retired professor, has been detained and transferred to Evin Prison, prompting condemnation from activists abroad. The statement highlights…
It Will Take 20 Years to Restore the Country's Underground Water Resources
Iran's Deputy Minister of Energy, Rahim Midani, announced that it will take 20 years to restore the country's underground water resources due to climate change…
Iran National Volleyball Team's Second Victory Against the USA
The Iranian national volleyball team achieved a 3-0 victory over the USA in their second match of the 2015 World League. This victory was marked…
Saudi Arabia Warns Citizens About Sharing WikiLeaks Documents
Saudi Arabia has warned its citizens against sharing documents released by WikiLeaks, which claims to have over 500,000 diplomatic documents from the kingdom. The Saudi…
Lawyer of Hamid Baghaei: My Client is Accused of Embezzlement
Hamid Baghaei, a former deputy of Ahmadinejad, is accused of embezzlement related to a 300 million toman payment to a loan fund for government officials.…
Following the assassination attempt on an Israeli, Israel warns armed groups
An Israeli man was killed in a shooting attack in the West Bank, with Hamas praising the attackers. Israeli leaders have warned of ongoing threats…
Lawyer in Acid Attack Case: Arrest and Identification of a Suspect
The lawyer for victims of acid attacks in Isfahan announced the arrest of a suspect, with two victims identifying him. Conflicting statements from police and…
WikiLeaks to Release 500,000 Documents on Saudi Arabia
WikiLeaks has announced the release of over 500,000 documents related to Saudi Arabia, including sensitive communications and reports from the Saudi government. This release raises…
Women Barred Again from Stadiums; The Lock on 'Azadi' Remains Closed
Iran hosted a global sporting event but barred women from attending the stadium, leading to protests and the use of fake press credentials to allow…
"I Don't Sit Down to Write Poetry with Thought"; Interview with Sepideh Jadiriy
Sepideh Jadiriy's new poetry collection, "And Under My Skin is Full of Empty Currents," has been released in London, allowing Iranian readers to access it…
Yemen Peace Talks End Without Result in Geneva
The Yemen peace talks in Geneva concluded without any agreement, as the Houthi rebels failed to reach a consensus with the former government representatives. The…
Decline of Dry Tea Production in Iran
Iran's dry tea production has significantly declined, with a 16% drop in quantity compared to last year and only 13,000 tons produced domestically against a…
German Publishers' Peace Prize Awarded to Iranian Writer
Navid Kermani, an Iranian-German writer, received the 2015 Peace Prize from the German Publishers' Association for his contributions to peace and social justice. This award…
Suspect Arrested for Killing 9 People at Charleston Church
A young white man, Dylann Storm Roof, was arrested for killing 9 people at a historic African American church in Charleston, sparking outrage and discussions…
Obama: Church Shooting Highlights Need for Action Against Gun Violence
Barack Obama responded to a church shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, which left nine dead, emphasizing the urgent need for action against gun violence in…
The Daughters of Rahimi: Our Father's 1.2 Billion Tomans Were Spent on Elections
The daughters of Mohammad Reza Rahimi denied allegations of bribery against their father, claiming that the 1.2 billion tomans he received were used for parliamentary…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 113
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various current events in Iran, including the implications of the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran…
Preventing Sunburn with Smart Technology
A new wearable device called June helps users monitor UV radiation exposure and provides sunscreen recommendations to prevent sunburn. This technology aims to increase awareness…
Police Official Denies Rumors of Arrest in Isfahan Acid Attacks
The police chief of Isfahan has denied rumors of arrests related to a series of acid attacks that occurred eight months ago, stating that while…
UN: Nearly 60 Million Displaced People Worldwide Sets New Record
The UN has reported a record high of nearly 60 million displaced individuals worldwide due to violence and crises, with significant implications for global humanitarian…
63 People Killed in Explosion of Bombs Found in Boko Haram Camp
A large explosion of homemade bombs in a Boko Haram camp in Nigeria killed at least 63 people, highlighting the ongoing violence and instability in…
Is Greece Leaving the Eurozone? A Look at Possible Options
Greece faces a critical deadline to repay 1.6 billion euros of debt, risking exit from the Eurozone if it fails to secure new financial assistance…
A Man Killed by a Tiger Released After Flood in Tbilisi
A white tiger released from a zoo during severe flooding in Tbilisi killed a man in the city center. The flooding caused significant damage to…
Proposal to Amend a Resolution to Prevent Police Interference in Concerts
Iran's Minister of Culture announced plans to amend a resolution that allows police interference in concert cancellations, following recent incidents where several concerts were canceled…
Swiss Officials Investigate Hotels Used for Iran Nuclear Negotiations
Swiss authorities are investigating potential eavesdropping at hotels used for nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 group. The investigation follows reports of spyware linked…
Iran's Position in Global Foreign Trade
Iran's foreign trade is underutilized, with only 40 billion dollars in exports from a potential of 100 billion. The economy remains heavily reliant on oil…
Wild Beauty: Clothing as Art
The exhibition 'Savage Beauty' by Alexander McQueen, showcasing his innovative approach to fashion as art, has arrived in London after its success in New York.…
Iran's Minister of Roads: France Should Not Miss $80 Billion Contracts
Iran's Minister of Roads, Abbas Ahmad Akhoundi, emphasized the importance of an $80 billion transportation contract with France, warning that France risks losing it if…
Iraqchi: Major Disputes in Negotiations Should Be Decided at Ministerial Level
Abbas Iraqchi announced that the Iranian negotiating team is heading to Vienna as the July 1 deadline for a nuclear agreement approaches. Key disputes are…
Iran National Football Team Stopped by Turkmenistan in First Step
The Iran national football team drew 1-1 with Turkmenistan in their first World Cup qualifying match, failing to capitalize on early scoring opportunities. This result…
Isfahan Governor's Apology Following Shell Impact on Park
The Isfahan Governor's Office apologized after a shell mistakenly struck a park in Sepahan City, confirming the incident and proposing to halt military training in…
Death Sentence for Mohamed Morsi Confirmed
The Egyptian court confirmed the death sentence for ousted President Mohamed Morsi on charges related to his role in the 2011 revolution. This ruling has…
Interior Ministry Declares Activities of 'Yekta' Front Illegal
The Iranian Interior Ministry has declared the newly formed political organization 'Yekta' illegal, stating it did not obtain the necessary permits. The group, comprised of…
Al-Qaeda's Number Two Leader Killed in U.S. Airstrike in Yemen
Nasser al-Wuhayshi, the number two leader of Al-Qaeda, was reportedly killed in a U.S. drone strike in Yemen, marking a significant blow to the organization.…
A Marriage Matching Website Launched in Iran
A new marriage matching website has been launched in Iran to address the growing number of singles not forming families. The initiative aims to connect…
Omar al-Bashir Left South Africa Despite Court Order
Omar al-Bashir, the Sudanese president wanted by the ICC for crimes against humanity, left South Africa despite a court order for his arrest. His departure…
The Body of an Iranian Woman in the Culture of Acid Attacks
Reza Kazemzadeh analyzes the culture of acid attacks in Iran, emphasizing the psychological impact of such events on society. He argues that the rapid attribution…
Geneva Meeting on Yemen Crisis Begins
The Geneva meeting on the Yemen crisis begins with participation from both the exiled government and Houthi rebels. Despite the dire humanitarian situation and ongoing…
Walk on Mars and Take Selfies
Julien Mauvois has launched a creative project envisioning human tourism on Mars, reflecting humanity's exploration beyond Earth. This project highlights the diminishing untouched areas of…
Is the Revival of Iran's Groundwater Possible?
Iran is facing severe drought and groundwater depletion, with officials estimating it will take 15 to 20 years to stabilize groundwater levels if proposed plans…
Cost of the 2015 European Games for Azerbaijan
The Azerbaijani government is facing criticism for funding the European Games with forced contributions from public sector employees, while many citizens express dissatisfaction with the…
The Instrument That Fell Silent in the Struggle Between Police and Government
The recent clash between the Iranian government and police resulted in the silencing of prominent musician Kayhan Kalhor, who protested by canceling his concerts. Other…
Iraqi Aviation Official: Tariq Aziz's Body Still at Baghdad Airport
Tariq Aziz's body remains at Baghdad Airport due to delays in documentation for its transfer to Jordan. His daughter claimed the body was abducted, but…
We Will Do Whatever It Takes to Combat Illegal Immigration
The Australian Prime Minister has vowed to take all necessary actions to prevent illegal immigrant boats from reaching Australia amid allegations of immigration officials paying…
One US Dollar = 35 Quadrillion Zimbabwean Dollars
The Central Bank of Zimbabwe has pegged its currency to the US dollar at a rate of 35 quadrillion Zimbabwean dollars to one US dollar,…
Three Astronauts Return to Earth After a Month Delay
Three astronauts returned to Earth after a 199-day mission at the International Space Station, delayed by a month due to a failed spacecraft. The crew…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini -112
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various political issues in Iran, including the responsibility of the opposition and the potential radicalization of society. It…
Kaspersky Expert: Malware Operators Did Not Work on Sundays
Kaspersky Lab has identified new malware targeting Iran and European hotels involved in nuclear negotiations. Israeli officials have denied allegations of espionage related to these…
Christopher Lee, the Dracula of Cinema, Passes Away
Christopher Lee, the iconic British actor known for his role as Dracula, passed away at 93 in London. His extensive career spanned over 250 films…
The Dog that Became a Shield
Faigo, a dog, was injured while saving his blind owner from being hit by a minibus in New York. Both the owner and the dog…
MERS Outbreak Forces South Korea to Lower Interest Rates
The MERS outbreak in South Korea has led the central bank to lower interest rates to stimulate the economy amid declining demand. The outbreak has…
Fabius: Any Agreement with Iran Must Be Verifiable
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius emphasized the necessity of verifiable inspections in any nuclear agreement with Iran, stating that no guarantees currently exist. With only…
Israel: We Did Not Spy in Hotels Where Iran Negotiations Took Place
The Israeli Deputy Defense Minister denied allegations of spying on hotels during nuclear negotiations with Iran, calling the claims absurd. This follows a report by…
Iran Ranked Among the 'Most Depressed Countries in the World'
Iran has been ranked 105th out of 150 countries in terms of depression, highlighting a significant societal issue. Sports Minister Mahmoud Goudarzi suggests that sports…
Fire Department Found Responsible for Fire Incident on Jomhouri Street
The Tehran City Council has determined that the fire department was responsible for a deadly fire incident that occurred in January 2014, which resulted in…
Obama Weighs Option of 'Increasing Forces' in Iraq
The U.S. is considering sending 500 additional military trainers to Iraq to bolster the Iraqi army against the Islamic State, which has recently made territorial…
Hassan Rouhani's First Vice President Says There is No Information on the Fate of Over $100 Billion from Company and Factory Transfers in the Previous Government. Do You Think There is a Connection Between the Recent Arrest of Hamid Baghaei, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Executive Deputy, and the Uncertain Fate of the $100 Billion?
Hassan Rouhani's First Vice President has highlighted a lack of information regarding over $100 billion from previous government transactions. The article raises questions about a…
Ahmadinejad's Position in the 'Yekta' Organization
A new political party named 'Yekta' has been formed by some former ministers of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, without his consultation. This emergence reflects a chaotic political…
Increase in MERS Victims in South Korea
South Korea is experiencing a severe outbreak of MERS, with the death toll rising to seven and total infections reaching 95. The government faces criticism…
Losers of the Turkish Elections: Political Absolutism, Economic Corruption, and Religious Biases
The Turkish parliamentary elections on June 7, 2015, resulted in a significant loss for President Erdoğan and his ruling AKP, marking the end of their…
Turkey's Ruling Party Loses Parliamentary Majority
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) in Turkey has lost its parliamentary majority in the recent elections, securing only 40.8% of the votes. The…
Poisoning of 23 Saudi Pilgrims in Iran and Death of Three
Twenty-three Saudi pilgrims were hospitalized in Iran due to poisoning, resulting in the deaths of three individuals, including a 14-year-old girl. Investigations are ongoing, with…
Minister of Labor Reports 7 Million Iranians Working in Informal Jobs
Iran's Minister of Labor announced that 7 million Iranians are working in informal jobs, highlighting a significant unemployment crisis with a need for 800,000 to…
Barcelona's Dream Season Ends with European Championship
Barcelona won the UEFA Champions League by defeating Juventus 3-1, marking their fifth title in the tournament's history and concluding a successful season with three…
Holding General Elections in Turkey
Turkey is holding critical parliamentary elections today, with the ruling AKP aiming for an absolute majority to implement constitutional changes. The HDP, a Kurdish-rooted party,…
New Applications for the World of Fashion and Clothing
The article discusses various new applications and websites that enhance the shopping experience for clothing, including virtual fitting, borrowing outfits, and selling second-hand items. Notable…
Golshiri; Fifteen Years Later
The article reflects on the legacy of Houshang Golshiri, a significant figure in Iranian literature who passed away fifteen years ago. Through discussions with literary…
Iran's Health and Science Ministries Launch Campaigns Against AIDS
Iran's Health Ministry is launching campaigns to combat the rising rates of AIDS, particularly among women and younger populations. The Ministry has signed an agreement…
Australia: ISIS Seeks Access to Chemical Weapons
Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has warned that ISIS is actively seeking chemical weapons and may have the expertise to develop them. This statement comes…
Greece's Deadline Extended Again: One-Time Payment of Four Installments by End of June
The IMF has agreed to extend Greece's deadline for loan repayments, allowing the country to make a one-time payment of four installments by the end…
Reports from News Agencies: OPEC Production Ceiling Remains Unchanged
OPEC is expected to maintain its current production ceiling of 30 million barrels per day despite market oversupply and declining oil prices. Iran's oil minister…
Only 14 out of 456 Passengers Rescued from Sunken Chinese Ship
A Chinese passenger ship sank in the Yangtze River, resulting in only 14 survivors out of 456 passengers. The rescue operation has shifted to body…
Iranian Refugees Arriving in Cambodia in Hopes of Resettlement in Australia
Three Iranian refugees have been relocated to Cambodia as part of an agreement between Australia and Cambodia. The International Organization for Migration is facilitating their…
Saudi Arabia Offers Reward for Information on Shiite Mosque Bombers
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of 16 suspects involved in recent bombings of Shiite mosques…
US Airstrikes Have Killed '10,000' ISIS Militants So Far
U.S. airstrikes have reportedly killed over 10,000 ISIS militants in the past nine months, according to Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Despite these claims, ISIS…
Consensus on Maintaining Production Ceiling Announced Ahead of OPEC Meeting
Ahead of the 167th OPEC meeting, members have reached a consensus to maintain the current production ceiling despite some improvements in global oil demand and…
Coronavirus Forces School Closures in South Korea
South Korea has closed over 200 elementary schools due to a MERS outbreak, which has hospitalized at least 30 people and resulted in 2 deaths.…
U.S. Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Hijab-Wearing Woman in Abercrombie Case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Muslim woman whose job application was denied due to her hijab, highlighting issues of religious discrimination…